Hi everyone,

I'm thinking about buying this book, "The Art of Software Security Assessment". It gets highly recommended and seems to be an extremely interesting read regarding a sh*tload of aspects of security. According to some, it's a 1200 page security bible

Now that all sounds very well, but it's a rather old book, from November 2006.

So I was wondering; did any of you guys read this? And do you still find it very relevant today?
If not, are there other, similar, wide-coverage books out there that you would recommend instead?

The Amazon link of this book is:
http://www.amazon.com/Art-Software-Security-Assessment-Vulnerabilities/dp/0321444426

Cheers and thanks,

- Anquilas

Thanks m8, but I did look around before posting though.

Chris did a book review on The Art of Software Security: Testing, but that's not the one that I'm after
http://www.ethicalhacker.net/component/option,com_smf/Itemid,54/topic,1993.0/
He does reference the book I'm after briefly, so maybe I should pm him either way.

The complete title of the one I'm looking for is:
"The Art of Software Security Assessment: Identifying and Preventing Software Vulnerabilities"

(I do understand how those were confused though )

Np
Seeing as you have both, do you have an opinion on the matter, whether the book is still relevant enough to read today?

Cheers awesec

Thanks BillV, that was the answer I was hoping for 
The reviews do speak for themselves, and now that I know that most of the content is still relevant, I'm gonna buy it asap.

Cheers!